#V8 supercars racing game drivers#

Garth Tander Tander has enjoyed a stellar career but flies under the radar at times. His short time in the sport yielded tremendous success.ĥ. He sensationally quit the category to move to the United States and chase a NASCAR dream. Driving for the Stone Brothers Racing team Ambrose finished eighth in the championship in his debut season but would go on to claim back-to-back titles in 20. The Tasmanian stunned the V8 paddock when he qualified on pole for his first ever race in 2001. Marcos Ambrose Ambrose emerged as the leading Ford driver in the early 2000s when Holden had enjoyed a period of dominance in the category. He now works as a television commentator for the series.Ĥ. On top of his driving, Skaife was part owner of HRT for a period of time and was instrumental in the development of the Car of the Future project. He was a terrific driver, winning a stunning five championships and 90 race wins along the way. He headed the Holden Racing Team at the height of its dominance in the sport. Mark Skaife A giant of the sport - Skaife has been the face of V8 Supercars racing in Australasia since its inception. Lowndes has produced some of his best work when storming through the field to salvage a race win it appeared lost.ģ. He has only three championships compared to Whincup but has a phenomenal record at Bathurst, where he has stood on the top step of the podium on six separate occasions. A staggering 22 years at the top and Lowndes is still winning races at the age of 42.

#V8 supercars racing game drivers#

Since breaking into the sport in 1994 Lowndes has found himself as one of the drivers to beat. Craig Lowndes Lowndes was the first driver to hit 100 race wins and he extended his all-time record with a win last Sunday at Ipswich.